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Munich, 13 June 2013. The Spanish mini-series A Letter for Evita and HBO Europe’s Burning Bush have been honored with three Golden Nymphs at the 53rd Monte Carlo Film Festival. A Letter for Evita, which was inspired by the real-life-visit of Agentine’s Eva Perón in fascist Spain 1947, won the award for the Best Mini-Series. In that category female lead Julieta Cardinali was honored as Best Actress. Also in that category Burning Bush’s Ivan Trojan, who plays a hardliner police major during the Czech uprising against the Soviet occupation, won a Nymph as Best Actor. Directed by Agusti Villaronga (multiple award winning “Black Bread”), A Letter for Evita (2xtwo hours) is a co-production of Television Espanola (TVE), Televiso de Catalunya (TVC) and Copia Cero Producciones. The three part event Burning Bushl (HBO Europe/ Nutprodukce Production) by Academy Award nominated Polish director Agnieszka Holland is produced by HBO Europe and Nutprodukce Production.
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